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UM1718

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4.11.1

IP tree pane

In this pane, the user can select the peripherals, services (DMA, RCC,...), middleware in the

modes corresponding to the application.

Note:

The peripheral tree panel is also accessible from the Configuration view. However, only the

peripherals and middleware modes without influence on the pinout can be configured

through this menu.

Icons and color schemes

Table 8 shows the icons and color scheme used in the IP tree pane.

Table 8. IP tree pane - icons and color scheme

Display

Peripheral status

The peripheral is not configured (no mode is set) and all

modes are available.

The peripheral is configured (at least one mode is set) and all

other modes are available

The peripheral is configured (one mode is set) and at least

one of its other modes is unavailable.

The peripheral is not configured (no mode is set) and at least

one of its modes is unavailable.

The peripheral is not configured (no mode is set) and no

mode is available. Move the mouse over the IP name to

display the tooltip describing the conflict.

Available peripheral mode configurations are shown in plain

black.

The warning yellow icon indicates that at least one mode

configuration is no longer available.

When no more configurations are left for a given peripheral

mode, this peripheral is highlighted in red.

Some modes depends on the configuration of other

peripherals or middleware modes. A tooltip explains the

dependencies when the conditions are not fulfilled.

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